the position of the clock?.
- Writes the model, asks Ss to read and then
check the understanding.
* Model:
S1: Where is the clock?
S2: It/The clock is on the wall above the
calendar.
- Gives cues: calendar, cupboard, knives,
dinning table, dish rack, flowers and asks Ss
to ask & answer about their positions.
- Gets feedback & corrects if neccessary.
II. WHILE-SPEAKING: (14’)
Talk about arrangements of furniture
- Hangs on the picture with three fixed
furnitures (picture, shelf, rug) and says out
suggestion, then sticks the furniture in the
picture.
- Introduces the model and notices Ss how to
use it.
- Asks Ss to work in groups, giving their
suggestions.
- Goes round to help Ss and participate into
their arrangements.
III. POST-SPEAKING: (12’)
Tell about your arrangements.
- Invites one group to go to the board and
give their arrangements.
- Invites other/ ideas and then makes the
arrangements with the whole class.
*) Notes: We express our ideas or our
suggestions, we use:
- Let/s + bare-inf. .................
- I think we ought to/should + bare-inf.
and the way to answer it.
- Run through the model and give the
structure, focus on the prepositions.
- Ask and answer about the positions
of these furniture in pairs
- Asks and answer in pairs, then do it
to the front.
- Follow teacher and pick out the
used language .
- Read it through and give the use
and structure.
- Express their ideas and then notice
the positions of the furniture.
- Share the ideas with teacher to
arrange the furniture.
- Express their arrangements and
then stick the furniture in the picture.
- Give their suggestions and make the
arrangements.
* Consolidation:
- Asks Ss to write the positions of the funiture in the picture (about
5 sentences) on the board, then checks them with the whole class.
IV. HOMEWORK: (2’)
- Asks Ss to do excercise 4-P.21;5,6-P.22(Workbook)
- Has Ss to prepare: Listen - P.30
+ Vocabulary: Fried rice, salt, ham, garlic, green peppers